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Is 180 degrees obtuse acute straight or right?
180 degrees is a straight line. This means 180 degrees is straight.
How many degrees are in a straight and obtuse angle?
a striaght angle is always 180% but a obtuse angles is 91% OR higher
Is 180 degrees an acute or right or obtuse angle?
None of them because 180 degrees is a straight line.
Are obtuse angles smaller than ninety degrees?
No, an obtuse angle is between 90-180 degrees if it is 180 degrees it is an straight angle, while if it is 90 degrees it is a right angle
what angle is 180?
An angle that is 180 degrees would be considered a straight angle. 90 degrees is a right angle, anything less would be an acute angle and anything more would be obtuse.
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